Every zip code has its own sense of style. So what trends best represent yours? On the Wednesday March 26th edition of the CW11 Morning Show, CiNYC Fashion Guru Sasha staged “Dress Code: Best of the Boroughs!” Here’s a list of the looks that highlight this city’s style.

Brooklyn: CiNYC’s first episode in Williamsburg (where Sasha’s mom grew up) featured Brooklyn Industries – a homegrown business showcasing the work of local artists. Graphic t-shirts are available for $28-$38, and you can find stores in Brooklyn as well as Manhattan. www.brooklynindustries.com

Staten Island: Sasha noticed a lot of attention to beauty and especially to the nails in Staten Island. Dark colors and chalky opaque colors for spring are hot now. You pay only $5-$7 for Essie and OPI nail polish, available at your local beauty supply store. www.essie.com www.opi.com

Bronx: Da Bronx loves cool, athletic footwear but especially this super cute line called Pastry. The Pastry brand is designed by the daughters of Reverend Run of Run DMC, Vanessa and Angela Simmons. The style is both affordable and chic. Own your own pair of Pastry shoes for just $60-$70. Shop at multiple locations of Dr. Jay’s. www.drjays.com

Queens: In Astoria the club kids are going crazy for designer eyewear – the sleeker and more sophisticated, the better. Gradient Lens Aviators with colored wire frames are the coveted look. You can look like a star for $230-$300, less than the price of an “it” bag. www.shopbop.com

Manhattan: Embrace themes of peace, love, and karma through the spiritual scarves of Sir Alistair Rai at Henri Bendel in 10019. Jessica Alba and Nicole Richie adore these bright, colorful, urban scarves. A major trend, these are on second re-order. Prices range from $115-$165. www.siralistairrai.com

Do you agree with Sasha’s borough picks? Have your own ideas on what’s hip in your zip? Post a comment below and let us know!

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Tribeca is a shopper’s delight, filled with the hottest designers for all of your needs. CiNYC’s host Sasha checked out three locations that carry everything from baby booties to hot heroine attire.

The first stop is Bu and the Duck which carries clothing, hats, tights, and shoes for the kiddies all with an international, old-school feel. They promise style without the kitschy characters so your child can express his/her own personality.

www.buandtheduck.com

106 Franklin Street, 10013

Next stop is Petticoat Lane offering both underthings and outer accessories. Filled with the sexiest most saught after lingerie, this 10013 store’s got you covered. And you can pick up a trendy bag to carry it all home in!

149 Reade Street

Last but not least is Macki. This affordable boutique offers a personal shopping experience and their ever changing inventory keeps regulars there on a regular basis! It’s a one-stop shop with dresses, bags, belts, underwear, tops and jeans from hot and undiscovered lines.

www.mackinyc.com

146 Reade Street